Devastated friends have paid tribute to an 'amazing' dad who died on Christmas Eve.
Chris Taylor died on Saturday, December 24 and his death is not thought to be suspicious. The 38-year-old, from Maryhill, Glasgow, leaves behind his young son.
His loved-ones flocked to social media to pay tribute to the "legend" who was passionate about the local community, the Daily Record reports.
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One person said: "I simply can't believe what I've just been told. Chris Taylor I'm lost for words, I can't get my head around you passing away. You honestly were one of the best guys I've ever known, kind, funny, a true blue, a great friend.
"You were an amazing dad to your boy and I'm crying at the thought of his wee face right now because he adores you! I'm honestly so so stuck for words right now.May heaven keep you my pal."
Another person said: "Absolutely heartbroken hearing about big Chris Taylor. What an amazing guy. Another Maryhill legend gone too soon. RIP Chris."
A third wrote: "Just heard the sad news. RIP to Maryhill's biggest advocate Chris Taylor. My full heart goes out to wee Calvin."
And a fourth said: "Absolutely devastated, can't believe you're gone. Rest In Peace Chris. Thoughts are with your Family and little Calvin. You will be sorely missed. Maryhill's finest. Xx"
Rangers fan Chris was also a big Maryhill FC supporter and designed their team flag.
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Paying tribute to Chris, the team said: "The club are saddened to announce the death of dedicated fan Chris Taylor who sadly passed today.
"Chris proudly designed our current flag and supported the club in many ways over the years. He will be sadly missed.
"We pass on our condolences to his son Calvin and all his family."
Chris' friends have launched a fundraising page to help his parents pay for his funeral and support his son. So far almost £1,700 has been raised.
Donations to the fundraising page can be made by clicking here.
The Samaritans can be contacted any time, from any phone, free on 116 123. You can also speak to Victim Support Scotland on 0800 160 1985 who offer free and tailored support. In an emergency, always dial 999 if within the United Kingdom.
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